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rHAr opPosrrIoN TICKET.
Il begins 20 Loom Up, with Mr.. John J..
barry 90 lts Head.

II seems 10 be n iopgono conclusion that
there will be m opposition ticket placed
in the field for the city Offices. This Is on
the statement Of Joseph Thicn, a deputy
in County Court Clerk Quiglcy's office.
II the movement assumes tangible form II
will he based upon the candidacy Of Gen.
X. n. Patterson, who Is In politics n Re-
publican, but is making the present race
purely ~ n citizen. Thus the question Of
politics will be forced into the canvass by
the disappointed element According 20
same gentleman, Mr.. John j.. Barry will
head the ticket. Mr.. Barry Is a
magistrate, with Office on Adams street,
next door 10 the police station.
For several months he has had the
commissoncnhip bee In his hat
and last summer declared his intention 10
run for the vacancy In January. When
Col. Montgomery died his name was men.
'1ioncd as among those which would 20 be-
fore the Cotton and Merchants exchanges
for Endorsement 10 the Governor, who had
the appointing power. As Nal. Petit
easily and unanimously carried of the
Endorsement all other aspinants were lost
sight Of. Mr.. Barry has held m Office ol
one description or another for the past
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the theater during the frst half OF the
week Robert Downing, owing to illness,
played to a poor engagement financially.
On Monday night he appeared as In
gomar, but during the remainder Of the
engagement THE Gladiator w~asproduccd
with strong scenic attractions, and was en-
Enthusiastically received.
The remaining half Of the week was
filed out by Mime. Modjeska in "As You
Like It." Camille" "Much Ado About
Nothing" aud Romeo and Juliet" all Ut.
tnctivo performances, which were enjoyed
by critical audiences.
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BELATED BUDGET.
Important Arrests Madeb by the Police
After Nightfall.

Important Arrests Made by the Police
After Nightfall.
A barrel containing lard and two buck
cts filed with butter caught fire at Frost's
cracker and candy mandatory on Shelby;
near Gayosa, street at l2;40 o'clock last
night and caused the alarm from Box 10.
The barrel and buckets were setting
alongside the oven. which was hot, and
set fire 10 them. Loss trifling.
John Powell, 4 negro, was arrested at
midnight by Officer Bryan for stealing a
silver watch from Chas. Curtin, a colored
brother.
Chief of Police Davis Yesterday received
a telegram from the marshal ut Browns
vile, giving a description of n negro boy
who burglarized a store in that place.
Sergeant Koran made n search for the boy,
and about | o'clock this morning captured
him at No. 90 Main street. He gave his
name as Charles Macklin, and admitted
entering a store, but said he got only 81.
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Dramatic.

Boucicault conicsscs that he imagines
himseli Ia be- the only man Who can play
Hamlet, but he rcindns from imicrson.
ating the melancholy Dane because no
one else shares his opinion.
Miss Pauline Schneider. who IL highly
spoken II by the German critics, and who
recently PLAYED n pfotucted engagement
in berlin. viii appear In This country next
season IN an English and German rcpcr.
toire.
When Imn Kiraliy produces "Mazulm,
the Night Owl" nj The Academy Of Music
In Philadelphia. December ~, a car load
of well known Manager and newspaper
mon will % over FROM New York 10 see the
initial performance.
Tie irst act Of "Chcck g." the new
comedy In which W. \. Mcstaycr and Mis-
Theresa Vaughn arr appearing, shows the
interior AZ q wrll known New York bank
ON Wall street. The second act takes
place iu Can,la. 60 Which place the cash
"a, i .'uun On ih' q huge tobog,
r.r .u.,l win novel and startling
UU...
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Al IAmnr. Viz.

Commercial travellers we're numerous
this week.
Most all ~ our men, hunis have lccn 10
Memphis uis week, rplcnishing for the
Christmas trade.
our people arc expecting a brilliant en-.
tcrtainment Christmas. The ladios, who
never fail, have the matter in chmrgr, and
IL will be- u mUst enjoyable affair.
The event Of the week wnH n ~socinl,lc nj
the residence Of Mr. Z W Rawlings, whcfo
the young cunrrrpniDd and enjoyed thom.
selves until a late hour. Dclectahlo ~.
irushmUuis wuW served.
The public srhool at this place, under
the supervision 81 that efficient and highly
educated Gentleman. Pot j. W. Burks,
assisted by that proficient ,uiorcss, Mr
Ncllio Rawlings, y progressing admirably
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married people will be entertained, while
ut . o'clock the younger members Of soci-
city will assemble.
The Athletics give their regular monthly
entertainment on Thursday evening, De.
ceInbcr 30. II will take the form Of II
musicale, followed by dancing.
The charity ball, which many supposed
would be an annual affair, will not take
place this year, 10 the regret Of the very
many poor and anumbcr OF society people.
A morning contemporary, in speaking
OF the frigidity following upon the close
drawn social lines, has probably c%ncount-
cred y cold wave among the recent rush oil
social events.
Christmas week promises TO be wildly
gay--with the Athletic dance ON Thurs.
day, the 9th; n german ON the 2Sth, and
and the annual ball OF the Merchants ex-
change on the 30th, besides numerous
private entertainments.
Tomorrow evening the Peabody will pre-
sent a gay and attractive appearance, on
the occasion OF the debut party OF Miss
Fannie lawrence, which IN also compli-
incntary 10 her friend. Miss Mamie Ken
nody.
iNlAA hNiblN W WV i'dlN ht b'AAik
made by q number Of society people,
though tho number OF open houses this
year will he smaller than usual. As New
Year falls on sunday, Il IL understood that
Monday will be- observed instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. s.. Day and Miss Jennie
LAY have issued cards for n handsome en-
icrtainment on Friday evening. December
%. This hospitable homo is too well
known through past entertainments 10 re-
fer 10 the anticipated pleasure OF this one.
Miss Mamie u. Dickoy, who has been
visiting Mrs. John Mccarthy, Of Second
street, leaves tomorrow Tor 81. Thomas,
Ark, where she will resume her school,
Miss Dickey made many friends while
here, and the visit was II most pleasant one.
Miss Hattie Marshall returns To Nash.
vile tonight, after n short but pleasant
visit 10 Miss Emma Galloway. Miss Mar.
shall Is unusually attractive, and has made
y large number Of friends during her stay.
They will welcome her return 10 this city
with unmistakable pleasure.
Miss Blanch WYNN Brown, eldest
daughter Of the lato DR.. \. Brown, and
Robert llaskins Ford, formerly Of Jackson,
Tenn, now OF this city, will he married al
. o'clock u. M, Saturday, December "a, nj
the Strangers church. Union street, and
will Immediately take the /. 4 n. train ion
the north. No cards.
On Friday evening last Mr. and Mrs. W,
ID. Beard gave u prtiy german, cOmpli
moniary 10 their son, Henderson Beard,
and his charming young bride. The
handsome home III Mr.. heard is nicely
adapted Tor an affair 81 the Kind, and Tho
sired. The invitations were limited to the
members OF the bridal party at the recent
hig ueuul tfruep Itpsa uurtiginaIiuU vrsfa,
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A. jackson. Tenn.

Col Bolgrt I. Chester h on % business,
trip 10 Ripley, Tenn, this week.
Tho Rev. x. n. McAlpino, Of Columbus.
Miss was Ia the city this week, the guest
Of the Rev. Dr. J. n. Nall.
Mr.. W. a. Crckctt, editor II the r.
porter. Striis, Miss, u la the city. attend.
ING the poultry aud pet stock show.
Capt Frank NJ. smith. State supcfin.
tendcnt oi public instruction, left Tuesday
for n trip through East Tennessee In tho
interest ot the public schools,
MIR. n. n. Fierce, editor Of tho FiHciori'
Gdsdic, Indianapolis Ind, and onc Of the
judgs Of the poultry show, arrived IN the
city Tuesday.
The Rev. A. W. Scabrcasc, Of Flint,
Mich. has been called TO the rcc,oship Of
~. Lukc's church, this city. lie will Vi,
dciaie next Sunday for the lnst time.
Mr.. J. NJ Mocks, II laws Hill, Miss,
and Mis- Hbie Mum, Of Cold Water
Miss, wcrc united In marriage on thu
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Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, Dec. II. Yesterday
Frank Norris, who was in the employ Of
the steamer l.. Teal, was drowned at the
Brown place, about five miles up the St.
Francis river. Norris, who had been
drinking too heavily, went 10 dip up a
bucket Of water, LOST his balance and fell
overheard in water that was deep. he
never came 10 the surface, and It IL sup
posed he either chung 10 the bucket which
held him down, or that his body was fast
cned by a sunken tree. The river has
been unsuccc-sinlly dragged.
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/, m.II, srrIns.. nI...

Canocllof B T. kimbrouxb, II oxford,
attended The bar meeting yesterday.
~ Roberts va in town sunday and
Monday.
Dan oliver spent Sunday with his
mother In this city.
Mr. Fmnk sujoush y On a business trip
to the bottom.
Mr.. John Hastings. Of Arkansas, u in
thc city visiting relatives
Dr. Waucn, d Waterford, vas In town
this week.
Judgc II. s. sdth spent Thurlay in
Memphis.
Miss Mona sdth Is visiting relatives in
Collicryillc.
Mr. John W. Housionnn Ind wife. ci Rcd
Banks, wcnc in town several DAYS
Mr.. James Anderson, NJ Memphis, N
the giosi oi Mn. Kate Freeman.
4. q. Mobanc, l.. !. McC0mbs nnd III
| Harris, OF Red Banks, have been iu the
city during the week.
The Teachers institute was held here
/ today, tho 18th instant, rroi. Winston,
| leader, also nt Chullhoma, Miss kittic
nowcn, leader. At lyhlliu Prot. 4. ".
| Moore will m~ign the work, ant Prpl. T..
J.. Maruit will conduct thu u held ~
Bethlehem.
The adjourned bar meeting 20 receive
tho report OF the committee hcrclolor1
appointed relative 90 iho death II Edward
N. Watson, convened nj the ofln houso
yesterday nj n o'clock an Tho Invita-
ton extended a. The citizens generally, o.
Join In the proceedings, was %r~p'nicd IA
10y a large audience. Filling our cnpIcious
court house, a lang proportion 0i them
being ladies. Judge FcaihCrtuu iplk the
chair and called the myciirg az uidct.
The rrpor, was then read boy Nai " VI.
Strickland, ~ chairman nj the committee,
who accompanied II with -ounc sonc hricI
and touching remarks. II embodied q
short sketch % Mr.. Waison's lie. with Q
Just tribute 10 his worth and s~cryiccs
THIS was followed by the reading OF
beautiful tribute 10 his memory, by Addi
son Cnii, which was followedby addresses
by Capt. Jas. 7. FAINT, Judge X, 9. Stith
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Al Miss.

Col. McCord, OF Corinth, Miss, was q
visitor to our town during the &. L. pres
bytcry.
Mr.. c. W. Anderson aud Miss Alice
Parks, OF Birmingham, Miss, were mar
ricd last Tuesday. They arr visiting rela-
tiycs in this place.
Mr.. 4. Is. wilkins, recently Of Quit
man, Miss has located in Tupelo. Mr..
wilkins IL a young attOrney-nt-law, and
proposes 10 take his share Of legal work in
our county.
DR.. j. W. Frazer, formerly Of this place,
now Of Clarendon, Ark, paid a brief visit
10 relatives ana friends last week.
Maj. Il. q. Reading visited Aberdeen
last week.
Mr.. +. A. Green went TO Texas ON a
busincss trip last Monday.
Mr.. l.. l.. Gates has gone TO Cincinnati
on business.
Mr.. j. W. Keyes, n popular commercial
tourist. spent n few days With friends in
this plaoe last week.
Prof. McGee, 81 Bonneville, WIS In town
Saturday and Sunday Last.
The iiev. J. I. BoHh, Of BienEi, spent a
lev DAYS in 1uIelo Last week.
Among the visitors 20 the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN preshytsTy, hold ~ tins plars
last weed. were the Eerss ,. A. French,
81 shannon: J. ~ McShan, 81 fiaie-sille,
R Young. of Corinfh: X W. LWis, oil
BALDWIN, aud ". y Porter.
Mi~ Lena McGaughry. IT NerOna, vis.
tied fnendH here last week.
Mn. Ind Matthews. Of IAldWyn, was
the CUES; Of Mn. L. VI. szyery during the
rat week.
Mr. J. H. Walker. Of BALDWIN, was in
/ town last week.
DIR. l.. =. Young. q Gomiown, was il
Tupclo wednesday.
w. j. Curtis aud J. q Robins went q
| Corinth Monday ON business pertaining b.
81 the zalo Of lands belonging 70 the asset.
Of Andrews, Gates d Go.
Mis- Anna Long. assistant teacher hi
the school at Jhcsieryillc, spent a few
DAYS ai home, Ia TucplO. last Wcck.
Mr.. W. L. Milan. a wide-awake younl
man Oi our town. went 90 Memphis las
week b. lay IA a stock 81 Christmas goods
Mr.. Charles stevens has been appointc,
agent Tor the Southern Expu-s conpan,
al this place. CLARK kincannon suooecdc,
him ~ clerk nj the VI. % Office.
Mn. Turner Clark. Of Verona, has bcci
visiting relatives Ia this place.
Mnz. Baker. of Nrrpna. Miss.. was thi
guest u Mn H. II. Clark during the pas
week.
The editor ~ the Tuprlo LogT pail
Oxiori = short Witt last Saturday.
Mr. Frank McWhonsf, u Temple, Mis-.
49, ia town Monday.
Mayor Clarke went a. Sailllo Thuuda.
on business.
The ladies' Il the Baptist church. In thi
place. gave no oyster fuppcf Friday night
10 rrpcun funds i0r iugnl-hing thcI
church.
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nc u Here.

Santa Claus has arrived and will receive
all good children next Tuesday morning.
Largest variety of birthday. holiday and
bridal presents in Memphis. Lowest prices
always, at LEUBRlEs FAIR, $50 MAIN
STREET.
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several years. Other members OF the
ticket have not been 50 authoritatively
mentioned. The names Of w. j. Chase
and John J. Shea have also been heard as
probable candidates.
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lmma Abbotf.

The rcpcrtory Emma Abbott announces
for the present week at the Memphis thea
ter is a veritable operate bouquet, and tbs
fact that the t~irelcss and energetic Emma
wall appear in three or four works which
have never been performed here is proof
other determination Il add constanilytothc
perennial attmctivcness Of her Organiza-
ton. tho drawing powes 81 which all man
agers arr ready 10 admit ane unprecedented
In ihe annals of English Opera.
Tie Abbott crmpapy has been augmented
IN chorus and orchestn since last appear
ing here. new and sirfant costumes have
been procured for every OPEN, but Hith
the exception Of Mis- Helene Bcriram. a
Young soprano, who bears n striking ~
~smblance ~ Mrs Cleveland, the company
contains nearly the sane corps 81 artist
which appeared here last season.
The piece de resistance and the opening
opera II the engagement u MarchctifB
romantic opeia Of 'Ruy Bias founded on
Yicto llugO's celebrated drama Of ulai
name. The music j. highly dramatic, YET
full II melody and tenderness. There arr
several brilliant solos, and the choral and
orchestral effects remind n Of ''fhc
lIuguenO's.'
There j. n celebrated duet, '"Tis Bis
i0r Thee 10 Die" between thcsopmlo and
tenor, that cXocls in intensity and sen.
snousncss."
The attraction Offered for Tuesday eve.
ming ]. Donizctti- famous opera, "Lucrctia
BorRia." one of the most brilliant opens
ever written. martha will be given Of
the Wednesday matinee, aud in the eve.
ming Petpllo's Carnival 81 Venice" O
melOlious potpourh, q succcVion Of tune
iul airs and rcilicking chomscs. Thur.
day night I'll TroNntorc," and Friday
night The Good Devil will be thc at
fractions. Saturday matinee has not brcr
announced, but on Saturday night "rhl
nikado" will close The engagement.
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Dime uuussum.

Manager Robinson has strong attractions
at his Main street museum and thcatcrthi
vcek. Amcnt & Nicholson, the great
sha~usho0tcr, execute some wonderful
fcats Of workmanship. The new aitrac.
lions now coming arc the great magician
sickle aud Billy Man'sspecalty company,
In mand performances.
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SRwARD's opera glasses, pearl, from g
up; black, 81 80 up. Gold spcctaclcs, =
up, at GoOdman's, 2SS Main.
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Koko rrLu IS the 4nd's beneiaetor.

ApLRR's gents embroidered slippers,
newest designs, nj low prices.
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Go To II. II. Baldwin's and buy your
wife n handsome Decker piano fora Christ
mas present. 2579 Main.
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The Dayis.G pcnaool upcra company
has r,nr,auiycd. and will hc known ns
the Ainne Drtenwyd opcm company.
William Vusscll dink' rlyccnnc aud beef
t,H ID, ruruts her vnru. She will study
Ion srri in ihropn next summer
IaIo,ul krct~chiacf's new opera. "Fair
Roiam. had It's prrmicr" NJ the Dresden
Court ihcalcr recently and wmi cn.husias.
tically appiaudod.
In the comic opera line the latest posi-.
bility" isa recently talked 81 revival Of
strauss most luncfsl aud most successful
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lte IL Here.

Santa Claus has arrived and will ne
ceiyo all good children next Tuesday morn
ing. Largest variety Of birthday, holiday
and bridal presents in Memphis. Lowest
prices always, at LEUBRlES FAIR, go
MAIN STREET.
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Vaudeville Th.ater.

Manager Walker continues 10 present
popular and attractive pc,plca at his variety
iheatcr. onc Fourth and jefferson
streets. This week many novelties viii be-
introduced.
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Santa Claus has arrived and viii re-
cciyc all good children next Tuesday morn
ing. largest variety Of birthday, holiday
aud bridal presents in Memphis. Lowest
prices always, at LEUBRlE'S FAIR, go
MAIN STREET.
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He L. Here.

KoKo ruLu will make the children hap
~ Christmas morning.
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SEwARD's opera glasses, pearl, from S
mp; black, 81 80 up. Gold spectaclcs, -
up, at Goodman's. 2SS Main.
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RECEIVED for the Holidays: Imported
cigan packed twenty-iiy five In a box, at sam
clson's Cigar Palace.
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Co settle.

NEW York, Dec. 17.-At a meeting OF
the New York creditors OF Henle 4 Wolf,
Of Louisville, KY, held at the Metrcpoli-
tan hotel this afternoon, il was voted by
creditors representing claims Of over S60,-
600 out Of a total of 100000 TO refuse the
firms offer OF 33i per cent, and n commit
tee was appointed TO litigate the matter.
DoS'r forget to buy 4 few boxes Of koko
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Tnr entire stock Of mems, youths and
boys Clothing nj cost. l.. L0wenstcin.
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liz IL Here.

Santa Claus has arrived and will receive
all good children next Tuesday morning.
Largest variety OF birthday. holiday and
bridal presents in Memphis. Lowest prices
always, at LEUBRIE'S FAIR go MAIN
STREET. 80
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NIcKLE's Magic Album, at Museum.
ne A. Herr.

Ask for Sol Colcman's koko tulu, the pi-
onccr chewing gum.
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The Cu'rer-,i~rI Marriage.

Correspondence Of the Appeal.
C~LAuTsDALE, Miss. bee. II The mar.
riagc OF the Hon. John ". Cuircr aud Miss
Blanche VI. Clark, two ii the best known
society leaders Of our city, took place on
THURSDAY, Ie 10th inst. The ceremony
;Tanspircd at the residence Of the bride,
which was beautifully decorated with
holly, misilctoe and iloWers. DR.. Palmer.
pastor cd the First Presbyterian church,
New Orleans. oficiaici.
The music was isui.hcl by Amold's
baud. of Memphis. tfumpiiy ut the ap-
pointed hour, the bn'lni PARTY appeared a
The altar. aud consisted ~ tie lion. Johf
" Cuircr and Mics BiaarLc ". CLARK,
Mr. lthcw Pngr. 1T tlark-ialc. and Mis-
Marion Edmond Heny. Of Nicksburw Mr..
Walter Clark. ol C~lafksiale. and Mis-
Ih,p. Alcom lamc-. IT ~JunosioNn, Mis-
The bride wuf dp~ui in exquisite taste,
and radiant In her lzauiy. She apIsar1
Ia " white moip antique. en- train, white
| fuuu tine nois forming @ Vanel d0Wu one
rii", the cUnagc cui low and outlined
with Rhine stones. hair arranged in a
Gpvk knot anil the brutal we'd NO caught
With r. diamond daga.f. and Ne unique
gEo.iulne1 did credit O. tic TASTE 81 Mn.
Elizabeth Gwyun ilarc1rk. Mr.. Cuircf.
one 81 the hands0mcs' men in Mississippi.
dcpJuod hum~lf with mgicsi dignity, and
seemed b. b. nursing.
-hc T. mine uau.
lam fIrh In having fuHh lfufl
fHsutf sss ~ ~ thsir .auds Srrr Tsar.
The ua'sg rorAf ad thr frts purt snId
MIS- Henry NHs drrci b. q pale blu,
silk aud tulls. drrullttts.u iti y bouquet o
nj rp-cs; Mb-s Bimos PICK ,lk and mllc.
dccollctic. bouquet usTram and pink ru-s-
Both Young ladies an bl0udss and Nor
pronounced 10y all present - chafmingiy
beautiful.
The bride l. ihc dau.htff ~ John Clark
one IT our oliesi and isst citizens. She d
the niccc 81 Coz. james 4. Alcom. an,
has bocn n rsIwning helip since her adycn
into -ai,iy. She l. beautiful. iniolligcn
and accomplished. and viii perfume th'
Tie Of her husband with tine fragrance %
Joy.
Nj Cutter u % 81 tho rising yOun.
lawyers and politicians oi Nis-t-ippi. A
the lust c%lcction b. VIZ elected 10 ihe STAT
Senate. lie has q lu.ht future bainn
, him. and his ambition viii makr hin
equal 10 his o~ppUuuuitirs Immediate
after the mafrinru %. bride and grVlf
left ior Florida. wHrr they will remain ~
two weeks, aud reach Jackson. Mtss
D when the Legislature c%unycnos. 81 Uhic
, the groom b. n member NErr they vi
umaip during the winter.
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s,..m..o,,mnn Drowned.

A Box of koko tulu is an elegant Christ
mas gift,
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River Telegram..

KoKo ruLu will gladden. the hearts o.
your boys and girls.
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Santa Claus has arrived and will receive
all good children next Tuesday morning.
largest variety oi birthday, holiday and
bridal presents in Memphis. Lowest prices
always. at LEUBRlE'S FAIR, go MAIN
STREET.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-08
Indicted by the Grand jury.

The grand jury (the names of whom
were published in Sundays Tines yes
terday brought in true bills against the
following parties:
For felony: Joseph Evans, feloniOus
assault William IIobson, housebreaking
William II. Harrison, housebreaking
William Kemp, seduction; Winston
Lewis. felonious assault; Robert Mayo
burglary; J. p. Malone, felOnious assault
Mary Redd, larceny Ben. Robinson,
HOUSEKEEPING two indictments); Ma
poleon Wilkinson three indictments)
rape
For misdemeanOr Joseph Adams, es-
Gaping from Jail; George Allen, James
BraxtOn, and William b. Wright, for run
ming a lottery; Lucy Wildwood, selling
liquor without a license Thomas Mitch
ell and John Wren, resisting Lewis Stew
art, a justice of the peace, while in the
discharge of his duty.
After finding the above bills, the grand
jury adjourned until next Saturday at II
o'clock, at which time the Gardner case
will be considered.
The time Of trying various cases during
the term will be set to-day. Several
small cases may also be tried.
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George Granger (colored) was arrested
n the Third district yesterday on the
charge Of breaking and entering the
house of John Scott and stealing suit
of clothes, watcb-chain, pair OF Gull
buttons, and pistol.
scott was in charge Of a gang OF work
men on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. Granger applied
to him for work and 1t was given nm.
He took the first chance he had to slip
away from the men and go back and ROB
SCOTS house. This was on the ga OF
February. Yesterday he was seen on
Broad street by one of the men VINO
recognized him, and handed him over 10
Policeman Chesterman.